Sentence examples for longer lasting impact from inspiring English sources

But whereas he once thought of running for political office, he now feels he "could have a greater and longer lasting impact on the lives of people as a pastor".

Though weaker than Karen, the longer lasting impact of Pamela was regarded as more destructive.

However, restrictive measures are considered to be more effective and to have a longer lasting impact than educational strategies [ 12].

Undoubtedly, improved access to basic services, such as education and health, is likely to have greater and longer lasting impact which may, at its best, change the level of well-being of a whole family.

However, for these women, the loss seem to have a longer lasting impact: '[I] started to feel less raw after 18 months, but it'll never completely go away' (R53, UK).

This kind of collaboration, she said, could have a deeper and longer lasting impact on the world of shoes than handouts ever could.

A longer-lasting impact of the 2011 eruption was the damage caused to crops.

As comic book crossovers go, this one may have a longer-lasting impact than Superman's face-off with Muhammad Ali.

He also said the Bank could "look through" the temporary disinflationary impact on inflation from lower demand in China for commodities but would watch for any longer-lasting impact on Britain from a slowing of the world's No 2 economy.

"But if we execute a catalog properly, we know it'll not only get eyeballs, but it'll stay in someone's house, so it has a shelf life and a much longer-lasting impact than a targeted e-mail campaign".

And, he argued, because these financial pillars are at the heart of the Enron and WorldCom debacles, the problems they may have helped create have a greater and longer-lasting impact on the economy.